Talking Sports with Tony V

Russell Wilson is a Bronco, Bobby Wagner is a Ram, and the draft is right around the corner. What is the next move for our Seattle Seahawks?

Some key free agents and an exciting young team, is this the year the Mariners end their playoff drought?

We recently asked our audience for their favorite sports memories and highlights. 

The Seahawks season has ended, and so has Russel Wilson's career in Seattle, what's next for them? And now that baseball is back, what will our hometown 9, the Seattle Mariners do?

The world of coaching is exceedingly difficult and there is so much strategy behind it that we are unaware of. In this episode we catch up with former guest Jim Quigg and new guest Bruce Brown of ProactiveCoaching.info

Rusell Wilson, and Bobby Wagner, are now a part of the Seahawks past. How do they move forward? What is their strategy?

We were honored to have former Olympic Medalist Rosalynn Sumners share her thoughts on the Winter Olympics & Figure Skating.  

We were excited to reach out to Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times to hear his thoughts on what the Seattle Seahawks should do this off-season. 

Major League Baseball continues the lockout. Hear what Larry Stone of the Seattle Times thinks about the lockout, as well as other topics of MLB. 

Heather Tarr, famed Softball coach of the University of Washington Huskie's and National Softball Team, talks to Tony Ventrella about what that honor means to her.

The big game is on... do you pack up and go to the stadium and watch it in person, or grab a cold one from the fridge and turn on the TV?

Baseball cards, autographed footballs, jersey's, what is the landscape of Sports Memorabilia today?

In this special episode we welcome Angie Mentink, and she speaks with Tony Ventrella about the Seattle Mariners, and their plan to win in 2022.

We invite Mike Gastineau (AKA Gas Man) back into the studio. He and Tony Ventrella discuss the pressures associated with Sports Media. 

Who is Tony Ventrella? You know him from King 5, KIRO, and the Seahawks, but now Rohit Rohila interviews him to know how he got his start, why sports mean to him, and why this podcast is an important project for him. 

Why is it that sports that once dominated the headlines like Baseball and Boxing fade away? That is the topic of conversation today on Talking Sports with Tony V.

This week we invite Mike Gastineau (AKA Gas Man) to the studio to talk about the '91 University of Washington Huskies NCAA Championship as well as his new book, titled Fear No Man about that very same team. 

From Newcastle, Washington, Coach Jim Quigg joins us to talk about the importance of Youth Sports.

Famed sports radio host on KJRAM, Jim Moore joins us to talk about college sports.

An official member of the Baseball Writers Association, we welcome Larry Stone of the Seattle Times. Join us as Larry talks about the baseball strike and the Seattle Mariners. 

We all remember growing up, going to the local convenience store, and buying a pack of baseball cards. In this episode we go to DJ's Sportscards in Renton, WA to remember those days.

For over 40 years, Tony Ventrella has been a Seattle Sportscaster, writer, and entertainer. From TV to the Seattle Seahawks, Tony invites you to an amazing podcast with fantastic guests and the things that matter most to you in the world of sports.